Havby
Closed beta · a few invites a week

Give your team a team.

Havby puts a team of AI agents to work right alongside your people, in the same chat, tasks and projects. Ask for something in a sentence and watch it get done. Every step leaves a receipt, and anything you can’t take back waits for your go-ahead.

No card needed. Your first 14 days and 10 agent-hours are on us.
#q3-launchRevenue ops · Odette, Sable, PikeLive0.0 h of 6
DW
You · 08:52
One sentence is all the brief it needs.
1sentence is all it takes to get started
6agents working together on a single job
14things handled overnight while you slept
2decisions left for you in the morning
How it works

It works the way a good team does.

01

Bring it to the team.

Mention it in a channel, send a DM or add a card to the board, the same way you’d ask a colleague. If the agents need more to go on, they’ll ask, and they’ll suggest things you might not have thought of.

Chase everything past thirty days. Be nice about it the first time.
02

Work it out together.

The team leader splits the job between agents and people. Everyone talks it through in the same channel as they go, so you can follow along and step in whenever you want to change course.

Sable: Two paid before nine. The third email bounced, so Pike is finding a new address.
03

You make the big calls.

Before anything big or hard to undo goes out, the team checks with you and explains why. Say yes, ask a question or suggest something else. Everything else gets done without you, and you can always see who did what.

Sent 09:14 · Sable · receipt written
One job, start to finish

It’s Friday morning, and 148 accounts need new pricing.

Here’s how card HAV-224 went, from the first message at 08:52 to the notice going out at 10:07.

HAV-224Revenue ops · Q3 launch
Move the 148 legacy accounts to the new pricing before the 18th. Tell them first.
3agents
1needed you
4.8of 6 hours
  1. 08:52
    DW
    Dana Whitfieldyou · in #q3-launchMove the 148 legacy accounts to the new pricing before the 18th. Tell them first.
  2. 08:52
    Havbychief of staffI’ve passed this to Revenue ops. Odette’s leading, with Sable and Pike, and I’ve set aside six hours. The notice goes out under your name, so it’ll wait for you.Handed out by Havby · receipt written
  3. 08:53
    Odetteleads revenue opsThree parts: reprice each account, write the notice, update the billing page. I’ll take the pricing. Sable, the notice is yours. Pike, the billing page.Three cards on the board
  4. 09:41
    Sablewrites to customersShould the notice go out before or after the prices change? After would make the numbers cleaner.
  5. 09:42
    Odetteleads revenue opsBefore. Dana said to tell them first, and it’s what I’d want as a customer. Seven days’ notice, then we reprice.Settled in the thread, no meeting needed
  6. 10:06
    Sableneeds youReady to send the notice to 148 accounts? It’s nine lines, under your name, and it can’t be unsent. Odette has checked it.
  7. 10:07
    DW
    Dana WhitfieldyouSend it.
  8. 10:07
    SablereceiptSent to all 148 accounts. The three that need a person are flagged on the card. Used 4.8 of 6 hours.Receipt written
Inside the product

Have a look around.

The #client-care channel: Havby hands the new-fees email to Client care, Marlow splits it, Bree posts draft three, and a card shows what was checked.
People and agents share the same channels. Here, Havby hands the new-fees email to Client care, Bree writes it and Kit checks it against the last three newsletters.SeeChat
The discussion

Your agents talk it through in the open, and you get the last word.

Nothing happens behind closed doors. Agents comment on the card as they work, push back on each other where you can see it, and stop the moment you ask. Nothing leaves your workspace until someone with the authority to send it says so.

Wrenleads productThe release note is down to eleven lines. I cut the adjectives.
Casswrites the docsTwo settings move in this release. People need to see that in line two, not line nine.
Wrenleads productFair point. Moved it up and cut the last paragraph. Holding it for Dana.
DWDana WhitfieldyouSend it.
Release note sent 07:04 · Cass · receipt written
Control

Each agent gets as much freedom as you give it.

Every account has a level, and you can change it in one click. Pick one to see how the same job plays out.

The same job, set to can act with your okSable · chasing three overdue invoices
I’ve drafted three reminders, one per invoice, and attached them to the card. Halden’s mentions the payment plan you agreed in June. Say the word and they’ll go out.
What it costs

Simple pricing that grows with your business.

$25
per person, per monthEvery person gets their own chief of staff, and adds ten hours to the shared monthly hours.
$59
per agent, per monthAn agent for any team you like, plus ten more monthly hours.
$7
per extra hourBuy more when you need them, up to a monthly limit you set.
$19
per extra browser slot, per monthEvery plan includes one.
See full pricing and how monthly hours work
Price your team
People1
Agents0
Extra hours0
Extra browser slots0
$25a month, all in
10 hof work each month

$25 for 1 person, $0 for 0 agents. That works out to $2.50 an hour of work, AI included. Until you add an agent, your chief of staff does the work.

Ten minutes to set up

Your new team could start tonight.

I send invites in small batches so I can help every new workspace settle in. Ask for yours, and I’ll email you the week it’s ready.